The latest series of the K Desktop Environment now utilizes Plasma, a new desktop and panel user interface tool that aims for a more functional, user-friendly, and sleek KDE desktop. Plasma also supports Dashboard-like widgets called plasmoids.If you want to further enhance the look of your KDE 4 desktop, I have here a list of some of the most beautiful Plasma themes available:
1. Metalized
2. Perla Negra
3. Marysia
4. Aya
5. Slim Glow
6. Silicon
7. Perfection
8. Akoma
9. Mist
10. TiComb
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Most linux users seem to be design challenged.
while these themes aren't horrible I don't feel they reflect the potential of kde nor match my current gnome theme. That said I would have labeled this more along the line of ten best themes in development for kde 4
Reminds me of OSX at work, a lot of flash, not much in the way of content or UI guidelines.
While I like a lot about OSX, I don't because of it's gaudy and lately unintuitive interface.
Thanks, but I'll stick with KDE 3.5 for a year or so more, once you fix stuff to have the features more like konqueror etc. Keep trying.
I hope theese designs will make it onto the looks of applications in KDE4. Right now its a bit unconnected but still, plasma is very nice.
I recently switched to KDE4 after having used Gnome since RedHat 7. While KDE4 is a bit rough around the edges its really beutiful and nice to work in.
While these are attractive in there own way, they aren't my style. I really like the, sharp, high-tech look with cool meters and statistics and such. I want my desktop to feel like a digital command center.
I'm surprised nothing like that made the top ten.
Yeah the desktop is great and those so-called plasmoids.. But the UI(Dolphin's, Konqueror's, etc..)is HORRIBLE! Also, could you make Kmenu's icon a bit distinguishable from other icons in the panel? Make it bigger maybe?:)
Are there any programs/utilities that allow for themes to be randomized upon log-in or after a set amount of time? I like view and collecting themes, but I'd like for them to switch automatically to help keep thins fresh and sweet.
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